155Requisitions

155 Requisitions (1) The Registrar-General may, in writing, give a requisition to a person who has lodged or deposited an instrument or other document requiring the person: (a) to re-execute, complete or correct the instrument or document if it appears to the Registrar-General to be wrong, incomplete or defective; or (b) to produce to the Registrar-General specified information, or deposit a specified instrument or document, in support of the person's application to register the instrument. (2) The Registrar-General may require the instrument, document or information to be verified by statutory declaration or affidavit. (3) The notice may: (a) specify when, and the place where, it must be complied with; and (b) if it relates to an electronic conveyancing document – be accompanied by a copy of the document. (4) The Registrar-General may extend the time for complying with the (5) The Registrar-General may refuse to deal with the instrument or document lodged or deposited by the person (and any instrument that depends on it for registration) until the person complies with the (6) The Registrar-General may give a requisition under subsection (7) in relation to an instrument or other document that is lodged if the Registrar-General is satisfied: (a) the instrument or document is not capable of registration; and (b) the reason the instrument or document is not capable of registration is not a matter for which a requisition may be given under subsection (1). (7) The Registrar-General may, in writing, give a requisition to the person who lodged the instrument or document, or to another person who reasonably appears to the Registrar-General to be relevantly associated with the instrument or document, stating: (a) that the instrument or document is not capable of registration; and

Land Title Act 2000 84 (b) why the instrument or document is not capable of registration. (8) A requisition given under subsection (7) may, if it relates to an electronic conveyancing document, be accompanied by a copy of the document.